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Philly Company Immortalizes Jason Kelce in New Office Mural

In case you needed a Friday reminder that the Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions, here it is. Months after the victory, Center City-based health […]

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City Life

City Moves Forward With Plan to Switch Sides of Spruce and Pine Bike Lanes

It’s a smart move, but not smart enough. That’s what bike advocates have to say about the city’s plan to swap the bike lanes on […]

City Life

Township Clerk Accused of Embezzling $250K, Spending It on QVC Binges

The longtime clerk of a small township in Chester County has been charged with felony theft, tampering with records, and other offenses stemming from her […]

Things to Do

This Guy Has Been Pretending He’s Ozzy Osbourne for the Last 25 Years

If you’ve got a second, part-time job, chances are you drive for Uber or pick up a few bartending shifts here and there. But if […]

City Life

PHOTOS: Sylvester Stallone Just Stopped by the Rocky Statue

Apparently today is a great day to be a tourist in Philly. People hanging out near the Rocky Statue around noon on Friday got a […]

Restaurants

Sneak Preview: COOK’s May Classes

COOK is just about to release their May class schedule. But as usual, Foobooz readers get a first look at what’s available — which’ll give you an […]

Be Well Philly

A New Natural and Organic Market Is Coming to South Broad Street

When it comes to new urban living developments, the real status symbol these days isn’t in to be found in rooftop gardens, accessible parking, or dog […]

Business

It’s Official: Philadelphia’s Benjamin’s Desk Is No More

As of Thursday, Philly’s homegrown Benjamin’s Desk brand is no more. The co-working space operator has completed its merger with the Washington D.C.-based public benefit […]

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City Life

South Philly Diner Takes On the NRA, Pro-Lifers, and Donald Trump

While most local businesses tend to stay out of polarizing political issues, there’s one South Philadelphia restaurant that isn’t shy about letting the world know […]

Restaurants

Lost Bread Co.’s Retail Bakery and Cafe Is About to Open

Since Lost Bread Co. set up shop in a warehouse space in Kensington (1313 North Howard Street), baker Alex Bois has been hinting at a cafe-like retail setup […]

Restaurants

Shake Shack Continues Taking Over Philadelphia

There’s finally going to be a Shake Shack east of Broad Street. The fast-casual burger spot is set to move into a ground-floor property at 105 South 12th […]

City Life

Pew Report: Philly Remains the Poorest of America’s 10 Largest Cities

Although job numbers are up and population continues to rise, Philadelphia has maintained its unenviable position as the poorest of American’s biggest cities, according to […]

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City Life

Michelle Obama Is Coming to Philadelphia in May

Philadelphians will have the chance to see Michelle Obama next month. The former First Lady will come to the city on May 2nd for College […]

Restaurants

Alla Spina to Be Replaced by Bynum Brothers’ Green Soul

Robert and Benjamin Bynum, the brothers behind some of Philly’s great Southern kitchens and jazz bars, are on the move — this time, right next door to South, their Southern kitchen […]

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City Life

PHOTOS: Scenes From the Villanova Victory Parade

The Villanova Wildcats celebrated their national championship win with a parade in Center City on Thursday. The event kicked off at 20th and Market Streets at […]